Drumbeat/your ideas

Share Your Mozilla Drumbeat project idea!

Do you have the next great idea for a better web? Submit it to be part of Mozilla Drumbeat, and we'll help connect you to community and support resources that can turn that idea into reality.

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Current Drumbeat Project Ideas

Featured Projects

• Drumbeat Presentation Challenge
  • Give a 5 minute talk on one of two topics -- Your Open Web Idea or the Ultimate Open Web Presentation
    • (proposed by Mozilla)

• Privacy Icon Design Challenge
  • Engaging design, law students and everyday web users to develop icons that make privacy policies easier to understand
    • (proposed by Mozilla)

• stopbadware.org
  • Community organization & web site focused on stopping malware and viruses
    • (proposed by Max Weinstein)

• Open Video in 60 seconds
  • A contest to create videos that demonstrate the creative and technical potential of HTML5 video

• ‘Visualizing the open internet’ challenge
  • Using art, design and data to map the internet -- to help all of us understand the web, how it works and what it means

• P2PU Open Web Career Track
  • Work with P2P university to run courses where people teach each other open web tech as an alternative or supplement to maintstream tech certification

• ‘Fair Mobile’ index
  • Like the Economist's 'Big Mac Index' comparing purchasing power, but focused on comparing mobile markets for fairness and openness

• Blog widget that routes around censorship
  • Jonathan Zittrain's idea to enable people to crowdsource cache censored content

• One Web Day
  • Annual event that gives people an opportunity to understand and participate in creating a more open internet

• Kiss IE6 Goodbye
  • Mobilize major sites to set a joint deadline to stop supporting IE6

• "Drumbeat P2P"
  • A project to make Drumbeat more social
    • (proposed by Carlo Frinolli)

• "I Love The Open Web"
  • A site that aggregates content promoting the open web
    • (proposed by Paul Booker & Jamey Boje)